Upcoming deadlines on the week
Due dates are calendar events, not a buried notification. You can see two assignments landing on the same Friday from here.
Deadlines are easier when the work is on your calendar too.
Paste due dates to see them on the week. Add the hours behind them, research, a draft, a problem set, and Syncronos helps find where that workload fits.
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Due dates, plus the work you want scheduled
The Friday essay is on the calendar either way. The research, draft, and final edit show up because they were in what you pasted.
What you drop in
Reading response, due Monday (History 210) Problem set, due Wednesday (Math 155) Research essay, due Friday (English 201) Essay research, 1 hour Essay draft, 2 hours Final edit, 45 minutes
How Syncronos organizes it
Monday, Reading response due Wednesday, Problem set due Friday, Research essay due This week, Essay research (1 hour) This week, Essay draft (2 hours) This week, Final edit (45 minutes)
An assignment schedule, not just a due-date list
A due date tells you when something is late. Named work on the calendar tells you when you will actually do it.
Capture deadlines and the work behind them
Paste a Canvas to-do list, a notes dump, or a few lines from a group chat. Due dates land on the calendar. Include the research, draft, or problem-set time you want scheduled, and that workload can sit beside them.
Named work gets hours, not just a flag
Add “essay research, 1 hour” next to “essay due Friday,” and both show up. The deadline stays put. The work is what gets a time slot.
Today stays in front of you
The work queue is a time-ordered view of what’s on your schedule today. Miss a session, reschedule it, and the deadline is still sitting there so nothing disappears.
How the work stays in front of you
Work Queue for what is on today
Today’s list is ordered by clock time. Move a block on the calendar and it moves in the queue, done, in progress, and still ahead stay obvious.
Times you can change by hand
Drag a session earlier, shorten it, or put it on another day. Nothing is locked because it was placed for you.
A way back when you fall behind
Catch Up lets you mark a session done, reschedule it, or note whether you attended, so one missed afternoon does not dump the rest of the week.
About assignment planning
- Can a student assignment planner help me work before something is due?
- Yes. Put the due date on the calendar, then add the work behind it, research, a draft, a problem set, with a rough time estimate. Syncronos helps place that named workload in open hours.
- What if I do not finish something on time?
- Reschedule the leftover work on the calendar, or use Catch Up to mark it done, reschedule it, or note whether you attended. The deadline remains visible so you still know what is outstanding.
- Can I manually change times and dates?
- Yes. Drag events or change due times. The work queue follows clock time, so changing when something is scheduled changes where it appears today.
- Can I use it for multiple classes?
- Yes. Add assignments from every course onto the same schedule so colliding due dates show up as colliding days, not surprises.
Get the next deadline on the calendar.
Put the due date where you can see it, then add the work you need to finish before it arrives.